Martinez was the happier of the two managers as Liverpool crashed to another defeatPaul Thomas/Action Images

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Suarez celebrated in style before his second "goal" was disallowed for handballPeter Byrne

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Maloney put Wigan ahead from the penalty spotAP

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Skrtel conceded the penalty when he fouled MosesPA

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It was his first Wigan goalPeter Byrne/PA

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Gerrard fired at the Wigan goalLaurence Griffiths

Tony Barrett

Last updated at 1:42PM, March 24 2012

Roberto Martínez was going out of his way to show respect to vanquished
opponents.

“Yes,” he insisted, Anfield still holds a fear factor for visiting teams, even
though Wigan Athletic had just become the tenth away side this season to
take points there. “The quality on the pitch is sensational,” the Spaniard
added, but his display of deference was fooling no one, least of all the
Wigan fans who celebrated their first victory at Liverpool by singing: “You
must be s***, we’re winning away.”

Unintentionally, though, the Wigan manager had already damned Liverpool and
their palsied performance. “I just feel